EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY

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1 Men s Basketball EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY of PENNSYLVANIA

2 THE UNIVERSITY ESU At A Glance Location East Stroudsburg, Pa. President Dr. Robert J. Dillman Member Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education System Chancellor. Dr. John C. Cavanaugh Founded Enrollment ,200 (includes 5,900 undergraduates) Athletics Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference PSAC.... Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference School Colors Red and Black Team Nickname Warriors Athletic Director Dr. Tom Gioglio Associate Athletic Director Dr. Carey Snyder Academic Coordinator Nancy Jo Greenawalt ngreenawalt@po-box.esu.edu Director of Multicultural Affairs Danelle McClanahan Men s Basketball Office Sports Information Greg Knowlden gknowlden@po-box.esu.edu Fax Warriors Hotline Web Site Key Campus Numbers Admissions Financial Aid East Stroudsburg University is nestled in the Pocono Mountains, which offer yearround outdoor recreation of all sorts for sports enthusiasts. From hiking in the fall to biking in the spring to swimming, golfing and fishing in the summer to snowboarding, skiing or tubing in the winter, there is plenty to do at any time of the year. Throw in shopping, great restaurants and plenty of attractions and there is something for everyone, no matter the season. ESU is located approximately 75 miles west of New York City, 85 miles northeast of Philadelphia, 40 miles northeast of the Allentown/Bethlehem/Easton area and 40 miles southeast of Wilkes-Barre/Scranton. The campus is 1/4 mile from exit 08, Interstate 80. Exit right onto Prospect Street. To Reach Koehler Fieldhouse Take right at the first light on Brown Street. Go up the hill 6/10th of a mile, turn first left onto Smith Street. The fieldhouse is on the left on the corner of Smith and Normal streets. The Warren E. and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, a $40 million state-of-the-art facility, was dedicated in September Providing High-Quality, Higher Education ESU - In its 116th Year of Service Founded in 189 as a Normal School, East Stroudsburg University has been offering quality higher education to the citizens of Pennsylvania for more than a century. With an enrollment of more than 7,200 students, ESU has a strong commitment to academic excellence. Teacher education, the health sciences and programs associated with science and technology are just a few examples of fields of study experiencing unprecedented growth in enrollment. With the university s unique programs in such areas as computer technology, bio-technology, chemical bio-technology and art and design, ESU is poised to offer its students another century of academic excellence. The new $40 million Science and Technology Center, a state-of-the-art facility, is the first new major academic building at ESU since 1979 and will be open for the Fall 2008 semester. The Center features a planetarium, a rooftop observatory, and a wildlife museum of natural history, as well as research, classroom and office space for diverse departments from the sciences and mathematics to computer science. This past summer, the campus invested over $10 million dollars in safety and other improvement projects associated with storm water management and campus beautification. The campus consists of 6 buildings on 21 acres and boasts a student-to-teacher ratio of 21 to 1. More than 2,100 students reside in eight residence halls. The university also offers apartment-style housing for another 200 students and has added accommodations for an additional 540 students with the addition of University Ridge, a student apartment complex located adjacent to campus. Approximately 74 percent of the students receive some form of financial aid, including scholarships, loans and grants. The academic year will mark the university s 116th year of operation and the school has approximately 2,000 alumni. ESU, like many other public colleges and universities across the country, started as a normal school, a professional school for the training of teachers. ESU History East Stroudsburg Normal School was founded to serve students in the state s normal school fourth district and had 20 students enrolled when classes started on September 4, 189. In 1926 after the state assumed control of the school, the original name was changed to East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. The school became East Stroudsburg State College in 1960 to reflected the school s expanded curriculum with liberal arts programs and graduate degrees. In July 198, the Pennsylvania General Assembly established the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education consisting of 14 universities and East Stroudsburg University was born as a comprehensive regional institution.

3 Table of Contents ESU MEN S BASKETBALL GUIDE The University IFC ESU at a Glance ESU Administrators Koehler Fieldhouse Student-Athlete Center for Excellence The Coaching Staff Head Coach Jeff Wilson Assistant Coaches The Warriors Roster Outlook Player Profiles TV/Radio Roster IBC The Season Game-by-Game Results Statistics PSAC Standings Men s Basketball History Honor Roll School Records Year-by-Year Record All-Time Lettermen Pat Fleury, Andy Heimbach, Chris Bach, Aaron Pinckney and Dawud Lyons The Men s Basketball Guide Credits The ESU Men s Basketball Guide is published by the Sports Information Office. GREG KNOWLDEN, SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR On the Cover: Projected starters Pat Fleury, Andy Heimbach, Chris Bach, Aaron Pinckney and Dawud Lyons Cover Design: ESU Graphics Center, Cindy Chardiet-Vojnovic Cover Photos: Jeff Phillips. Photography Assistance: John Bender, Perry Hebard Editing Assistance: ESU University Relations staff: Doug Smith, Brenda Friday and Sheree Watson All information in this guide is current as of November 14, 2008 East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, veteran status, disability or age in its programs and activities in accordance with state and federal laws. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding this policy: Director of Diversity & Campus Mediation, 200 Prospect Street, 115 Reibman Building, East Stroudsburg PA 1801 or call (570) For special accomodations at any of the events listed in the ESU Men s Basketball Guide, contact the Office of Sports Information at (570) East Stroudsburg University at a Glance School Colors: Red and Black Team Nickname: Warriors Head Men s Basketball Coach: Jeff Wilson Phone: jwilson@po-box.esu.edu Assistant Men s Basketball Coaches: Justin Potts, Shawn Munford, Augustine Woodlin and Justin Scott Athletic Director: Dr. Tom Gioglio Phone: tgioglio@po-box.esu.edu Men s Basketball Athletic Trainer: Colleen Shotwell Equipment Manager: Art Kroll Web Site: Hotline: ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide Sports Information Director: Greg Knowlden Phone: (Office) (Office Fax) (Cell) gknowlden@po-box.esu.edu Sports Info. Grad. Asst.: Jon Kindred ESU offers 22 NCAA sports Men s Sports (10): Basketball, wrestling, indoor track and field, volleyball, baseball, outdoor track and field, tennis soccer, football, cross country, Women s Sports (12): Basketball, swimming, indoor track and field, softball, outdoor track and field, tennis, lacrosse, soccer, field hockey, volleyball, cross country, golf 1

4 ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Robert J. Dillman President Dr. Robert J. Dillman is in his 1th year as president of East Stroudsburg University. He became the 12th president of the university in July of 1996 and has initiated ambitious enhancements that will chart the institution s success into the future. Dr. Dillman has taken an active role in athletics and serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference. Eiler-Martin Stadium has undergone major upgrades under the president s direction. FieldTurf was installed this summer to give ESU a durable, all-weather surface at one of the premier venues in the PSAC. Lights were installed in the spring of 2007 and night games were played for the first time in school history last fall, and the track was resurfaced and expanded to eight lanes in The president has spearheaded numerous building projects at ESU, including the new $40 million Science and Technology Center, a state-of-the-art facility which is the first new major academic building at ESU since 1979 and will be open for the Fall 2008 semester. Other campus additions include the Ahnert Alumni Center, which houses the University Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations, an admissions center addition at the front door of the campus in the Reibman Administration Building, and University Ridge, a new 10 building apartment-style housing complex. This past summer, the campus invested over $10 million dollars in safety, storm water management and campus beautification projects. Numerous new undergraduate and graduate programs in addition to other academic enhancements have been added during Dr. Dillman s tenure. He also initiated the University Business Accelerator, which offers real work business experience and entrepreneurship opportunities for students, faculty and viable new businesses. While in college, Dillman competed in four sports soccer, baseball, basketball and track & field at SUNY New Paltz. Dr. Dillman came to ESU from Fairmont (W.V.) State where he was president for eight years. He earned a master s degree at Penn State University and a Ph.D from Clark University, both in geography. Dr. Tom Gioglio Athletic Director Dr. Tom Gioglio is in his fifth year as the Director of Athletics at East Stroudsburg University. As the Director of Athletics, he is responsible for providing leadership of an athletic department which sponsors 22 teams with over 500 participating student- athletes and a staff of over 60. Athletic facility renovations under Gioglio include the installation of FieldTurf at Eiler-Martin Stadium and Whitenight Field, lighting, outdoor track and concession area at Eiler-Martin Stadium and dugouts at Mitterling Field. There has also been a significant increase in revenue raised to enhance the athletic scholarship budget through fundraising initiatives sponsored through the Warrior Athletic Club, including the Television Fundraising Auction that was incorporated by Gioglio. Gioglio serves on several committees both on campus and in the community. His involvement at ESU includes the President s Commission for Racial and Ethnic Diversity, the Student Athlete Center for Excellence, the Student Athlete Advisory Council, the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, the PSAC Athletic Directors Governing Council and the PSAC Executive Committee. Gioglio is the PSAC Athletic Trainers and Indoor Track Liaison, and a member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the National Association of Division II Athletic Administrators. He is also a member of the Pocono YMCA Board and the Burnley Workshop of the Poconos Board. A native of nearby Morristown, N.J., Gioglio previously served as Director of Athletics at Dakota State University and the University of Saint Mary in Kansas. Gioglio earned his bachelor s degree in Physical Education at Montclair State University and his first master s degree in education at Mansfield University, and his second at Northern State in Aberdeen, S.D. He also holds a doctorate degree from West Virginia University. Gioglio and his wife Melissa are the proud parents of two daughters, Kalista and Kinley. Dr. Carey Snyder Associate Athletic Director Dr. Carey Snyder is in her 22nd year in the athletic department at East Stroudsburg University. She has served as associate athletic director the past 20 years and is ESU s Senior Women s Administrator. In addition to other responsibilities, she ensures that each student-athlete is eligible to play under NCAA guidelines, making sure the ESU athletic department complies with NCAA rules and regulations as well as maintaining the budget for the 22-sport intercollegiate athletic program. Snyder prepares all athletic department comprehensive reports, including the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act Report for the federal government and the NCAA. For 17 years, prior to 2005, she also coordinated event management for over 400 athletic contests annually. She also monitors the athletic operating budget and the management of all away contests, including team travel, contracts and non-session arrangements. Snyder is the founder and chair of the Women s Athletic Scholarship Golf Classic that raises scholarship dollars for women student-athletes. She currently serves on the Women in Sport Day Committee, the Intercollegiate Athletic Committee and the Gender Equity Planning Committee and has also served on the University Faculty Senate. Prior to ESU, Snyder had a successful career as a volleyball and softball coach at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks, California. She earned her B.S. from Springfield College in Physical Education and her Master s degree and Ph.D. in Athletic Administration from the University of Southern California. 2 ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

5 Warriors Men s Basketball Camps WARRIOR MEN S BASKETBALL PHILOSOPHY Coach Wilson and his staff will provide each camper with a challenging atmosphere for basketball players while striving to enhance all aspects of their game. We provide a safe environment for learning with fun and skill development being our ultimate goal. Our knowledgeable and dedicated staff is committed to making every camper a better player. CAMP DIRECTOR Jeff Wilson - Head Coach East Stroudsburg University (570) or jwilson@po-box.esu.edu SACE/ESU BASKETBALL CAMPS Koehler Fieldhouse ONE DAY TEAM CAMP: June 27 This one-day team camp will be held at Koehler Fieldhouse on Friday, June 27. Teams will receive coaching on both offensive and defensive team fundamentals and play several games to go along with practice sessions. Cost is $25 per team. TEAM CAMP WEEKEND: July The team camp concept allows teams to play a minimum of seven games, with additional time dedicated to team practice sessions. There will be both a varsity and junior varsity division which will provide a level playing field for all teams. DAY CAMP WEEK: July Emphasis will be placed on becoming more knowledgeable players in an environment that is fun for the camper. This year s camp will run from 9:00 a.m. to :15 p.m. Student-Athlete Center for Excellence In 1998, ESU established a Student-Athlete Center for Excellence on campus. The center includes experts in exercise physiology, nutrition, academic counseling, psychological counseling and sport studies. The SACE was created to provide all student-athletes with the guidance, counseling and instruction necessary to enhance their academic and athletic performance. Academic services offered: Academic Counseling Assistance in acquiring tutorial services Assistance in declaring a major CHAMPS/life skills programming Professional career development skills Progress reports/academic monitoring Referral coordination to other university agencies The SACE Staff Shala Davis, Ph.D., exercise science Tom Gioglio, E.d.D., administration Colleen Shotwell, MS, sports medicine Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D, sport studies Nancy Jo Greenawalt, MS, physical education Donna Leitner, Ph.D., counseling Paula Parker, Ed.D, sport and exercise psychology Student Athletic Representatives Coaching Representatives Koehler Fieldhouse opened its doors in 1967 and is the home for East Stroudsburg University s wrestling, men s basketball, women s basketball, men s volleyball, women s volleyball and indoor track & field teams. The fieldhouse has a seating capacity of 2,500 with new bleachers and indoor track surfaced installed in the last seven years. A new playing surface was installed in the summer of 200. The press box, located above the bleachers, offers a great view of the court and has seating for more than 15 people. Separate booths are provided for radio stations. Pictured above: Chuck Seese and Mike Carmella, the voices of the Warriors, pump up the crowd during Midnight Madness Exercise science services offered: Body composition analysis Dietary analysis Nutritional/psychological assessment Hydration or body water status Nutritional counseling Aerobic power analysis Overtraining analysis Psychological Skills Training Academic Coordinator for Athletics Nancy Jo Greenawalt Nancy Jo Greenawalt serves as the Academic Coordinator for Athletics. Her main responsibility is to organize an academic support structure for nearly 500 Warriors student-athletes. Greenawalt has 24 years of experience in higher education, including 14 years at Albright College and 10 at ESU. During her time at Albright, she worked as the Associate Athletic Director for Women and Physical Education Department Chairperson. She has also served on numerous NCAA, national and regional committees. A 1978 graduate of Albright College, Greenawalt was inducted into the Albright Athletic Hall of Fame in 1997 for her achievements earned as a five-sport student-athlete and head coach for volleyball, badminton and tennis. She earned her bachelor s degree in psychology from Albright and her master s degree in physical education from Penn State University. ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

6 HEAD COACH JEFF WILSON Jeff Wilson, a 1986 graduate of East Stroudsburg University and an assistant coach from , is in his seventh season as the head coach at his alma mater. Wilson has guided the Warriors to three straight appearances in the PSAC playoffs for the first time in more than a decade. Another playoff bid this season would mark a first in program history. The Warriors have posted consecutive records following a mark in The 52 wins over a three-year span are the most for the program since the Warriors won 61 games from 1989 through The season included a 1-game winning streak, the second-longest in school history behind a 14-game streak nearly 70 years ago during the season. The Warriors run included a sweep of the PSAC West for the first time in school history, and ESU is 1-1 against the conference s western division over the last two years. The team followed up a campaign the previous year with an record, the first time ESU has put together consecutive years with at least 16 victories since the and seasons. Wilson returned to ESU in 2002 after spending six seasons as associate head coach at Lehigh University, which competes in the Division I Patriot League. ESU averaged 6.5 wins per season in the four years prior to Wilson s arrival. The Warriors posted an 8-18 record in his first Head Coach Jeff Wilson 7th season Career Record: year and have steadily improved ever since thanks to an aggressive, 94-foot style of basketball that has been a trademark of Wilson s teams. The Warriors have been at or near the top of the PSAC in scoring offense, field goal defense and turnovers created over the past six years. In , ESU ranked in the top four in the conference in nine of 17 categories, including three-point percentage defense (1st), field goal percentage defense Players and coaches coached and/or recruited by Wilson Channon Easley Josh Wentz Darron Bradley Murvin English Danny Hargrove Anthony Ross Rich Baker William Faulkner Drew Dawson Steve Wright Jonathan Roberts Keith Fisher Al Munford Lonnie White Eric White Todd Painton Michael Smith Ed Urie Chris Diller Mike DelGrosso Ro Trachtman Tyson Murdock Trevin Panaia All-PSAC, ESU No. 2 career blocks, No. 6 career rebounds ESU No. 2 career -point percentage, No. 4 career -pointers All-PSAC ESU No. 8 career assists All-PSAC All-PSAC All-PSAC Former ESU GA, assistant coach at Jacksonville University Former ESU GA, assistant coach at Hartford University Former ESU GA Three-time All-America & All-PSAC; holds ESU records for career scoring, rebounds, blocks and steals and single-season points; All-PSAC & ESU No. 4 career scorer All-PSAC & ESU No. 9 career scorer All-PSAC & ESU No. 11 career scorer All-PSAC & ESU No. 12 career scorer All-PSAC, ESU No. 15 career scorer; No. 5 career rebounder All-PSAC ESU No. 8 career scorer ESU No. 18 career scorer; No. 2 career -pointers ESU career assist leader; No. career -pointers ESU career -point percentage leader ESU No. 5 career assists ESU career free throw percentage leader; No. 4 career -pointers Contact Information Head Coach Jeff Wilson 216 Smith Street Phone: (570) jwilson@po-box.esu.edu (2nd), assists (2nd), scoring defense (rd), steals (rd), blocked shots (rd) and scoring margin (rd). Individual accomplishments during Wilson s tenure include six All-PSAC selections. The Warriors have had an allconference player in each of the last five years, including second team forwards Chris Bach and Channon Easley last season. Danny Hargrove was named to the first team in , and Rich Baker (200-04), Anthony Ross ( ) and Darron Bradley ( ) were all members of the second team. Easley (2nd in the PSAC) and Bach (5th) combined to block nearly four shots per game and Easley was second in school history with 198 career blocks and sixth with 700 rebounds. Senior forward Josh Wentz graduated with the second-highest threepoint percentage in school history and junior Pat Fleury led the PSAC with 5.1 assists per game. Wilson has built the program with strong recruiting classes and has also played a challenging preseason schedule which has included Division I opponents Bucknell, Lehigh, Penn State and Temple. Several assistant coaches under Wilson have moved on to Division I programs as well, including Drew Dawson (200-04) who is an assistant coach at Hartford, and William Faulkner ( ) who is an assistant at Jacksonville University. Wilson has been a member of the ESU program for 20 of the last 26 years, dating to his career as a player from He joined the coaching staff the next season and was the top assistant coach on the Warriors only PSAC championship team in , which was inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame in Head Coach Jeff Wilson Year-by-Year Record Season Overall PSAC East seasons ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

7 Justin Potts enters his seventh season as the top assistant coach at East Stroudsburg University. Potts has served alongside Jeff Wilson since Wilson was named head coach prior to the season. He has been ESU s recruiting coordinator since arriving on campus and has been instrumental in helping the Warriors return to the top of the PSAC East standings. ESU has made three straight playoff appearances for the first time in more than a decade. In addition to his duties as recruiting coordinator, Potts assists with player development and scouting. He has coached All-PSAC East selections Rich Baker, Anthony Ross, Danny Hargrove, Darron Bradley, Chris Bach and Channon Easley and also serves as the co-director of Warrior Basketball camps. Prior to joining Wilson on the sidelines at ESU, Potts served as an assistant coach at Moravian College, his alma mater, where his responsibilities included recruiting and summer camps. Potts graduated from Moravian in 2000 with a bachelor s degree in English, and earned his master s degree in Exercise Science from ESU in the summer of Potts resides in Northampton, Pa. with his wife, Caroline. Coach Wilson on Justin Potts Coach Potts has been a major contributor to the turnaround of the ESU basketball program. Having him on the staff for seven years as my assistant has added stability to all aspects of the program. His efforts in recruiting, along with his his basketball knowledge and teaching ability, have helped develop the players in our program, including six all-league players. Augustine Woodlin Graduate Assistant ASSISTANT COACHES Justin Potts Assistant Coach, Seventh Season Shawn Munford Faculty/Social Equity Coach, Sixth Season Shawn Munford, a full-time faculty member in Movement Activities and Lifetime Fitness at East Stroudsburg University, begins his sixth season as a member of head coach Jeff Wilson s staff. Munford is a volunteer coach who brings a wealth of experience to the Warriors. He was a star performer during his career at Bloomsburg University before graduating in 2001, and also played professionally. While at Bloomsburg, he scored 1,54 points, 10th on the all-time scoring list for the Huskies, and is second in assists and third in steals on the school s career list. He gained All-PSAC East first-team honors as a senior with 15.4 points per game and a 42.2 three-point percentage. Following his career at Bloomsburg, he played a year of professional basketball overseas in Belgium before spending a season as an assistant coach for Bloomsburg. Munford came to East Stroudsburg as the graduate assistant and earned his Master s degree in Exercise Science. He is a native of Philadelphia, where he attended J.R. Masterman High School. Coach Wilson on Shawn Munford Coach Munford s status as an assistant coach and a member of the faculty at East Stroudsburg University is a great example for our student athletes of what can be accomplished when athletics and academics are combined at a high level. Justin Scott Volunteer Assistant Augustine Woodlin joins the Warriors men s basketball program as a graduate assistant coach for the season. Woodlin was a two-year starter at Division I Coppin State in Baltimore where he played for legendary head coach Ron Fang Mitchell. He helped the Eagles reach the semifinals of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference tournament as a senior during the season and graduated in May 2007 with a bachelor s degree in Sport Management. Woodlin is pursuing a Master s degree in Exercise Science at ESU. He attended Simon Gratz High School in Philadelphia and was a member of the school s 2001 Public League championship team. Coach Wilson on Augustine Woodlin Augustine brings outstanding experience to our staff after playing at the Division I level at Coppin State. His knowledge of the city of Philadelphia will provide immediate assistance in recruiting, as he knows the majority of the high school coaches in the greater Philadelphia area. ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide Justin Scott is in his second year as a member of the ESU coaching staff as a volunteer assistant coach after completing his playing career for the Warriors. He received a Master s degree in Management and Leadership from ESU last year. Scott started 27 games at guard for ESU as a senior in and was third on the team with 64 assists and fourth with 29 steals. He played in all 28 games for the Warriors as a junior after transferring to ESU from Bloomsburg University, where he played his first two seasons. A native of Philadelphia, Scott was a member of the All-Public League team at Engineering & Sciences High School. Coach Wilson on Justin Scott Justin brings a great deal of knowledge about the program having just completed his playing career at ESU. Justin was an outstanding leader and has all of the attributes to be an outstanding coach. I am fortunate that he has decided to stay at ESU and work with the program. 7

8 ROSTER Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/High School 1 *Dawud Lyons G Sr Philadelphia/Samuel S. Fels 2 Darnell Moore G Jr Philadelphia/Martin Luther King Darren El G Fr Lincoln University/Oxford 4 *Robby Pines G Jr Telford/Souderton 5 *Pat Fleury G Sr Elkins Park/Cheltenham 10 *Preston Ritter F Jr Bronx, N.Y./Evander Childs 15 *Mike Tobin F So Hopatcong, N.J./Hopatcong 20 Antwain Wynn G Sr Philadelphia/St. John Neumann 22 *Mike DeMarco G So Hazleton/Hazleton 24 *Andy Heimbach G Jr Allentown/Allentown Central Catholic 4 *Aaron Pinckney F Sr Philadelphia/Cardinal Dougherty 40 *Chris Bach F Sr Levittown/Harry S Truman 42 Dan Robinson F Fr Ridley Park/Ridley 50 Eric Bryan F Fr Philadelphia/Roxborough Captain: Chris Bach BY POSITION Guards Forwards #1 Dawud Lyons #5 Pat Fleury #10 Preston Ritter #40 Chris Bach #2 Darnell Moore #20 Antwain Wynn #15 Mike Tobin #42 Dan Robinson # Darren El #22 Mike DeMarco #4 Aaron Pinckney #50 Eric Bryan #4 Robby Pines #24 Andy Heimbach BY CLASS Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen #1 Dawud Lyons #2 Darnell Moore #15 Mike Tobin # Darren El #5 Pat Fleury #4 Robby Pines #22 Mike DeMarco #42 Dan Robinson #20 Antwain Wynn #10 Preston Ritter #50 Eric Bryan #4 Aaron Pinckney #24 Andy Heimbach #40 Chris Bach PRONUNCIATION GUIDE #1 da-wood Lyons #24 Andy HIME-bock #5 Pat FLUR-ry #40 Chris BOCK #20 AN-twon Wynn Juniors Darnell Moore, Preston Ritter, Andy Heimbach and Robby Pines Sophomores Mike DeMarco and Mike Tobin Freshmen Eric Bryan, Dan Robinson and Darren El 6 ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

9 After three straight appearances in the PSAC tournament for the first time since he was an assistant coach for the Warriors nearly 20 years ago, head coach Jeff Wilson has East Stroudsburg University ready for another run at a PSAC East championship - one of the only things that has eluded his team since he took over the program at his alma mater seven years ago. The Warriors lose two starters but bring back nine letterwinners from last year s team that posted an record for the second straight season, and pushed regular season champion Cheyney to the buzzer in a loss in the PSAC quarterfinals. ESU s returners are led by senior Chris Bach, a 6-8, 25-pound forward who was named to the All-PSAC East second team a year ago and should be the premier frontcourt player in the division. Bach brings great experience, leadership and maturity to the post position and is a tough match-up for anybody in the PSAC with the ability to play on the block and step out on the perimeter. He was ESU s third-leading scorer (11.5 ppg) and second-leading rebounder (7.4 rpg) and shot blocker (1.6 bpg) last season, but stepped up to lead the Warriors in all three categories in PSAC East action points, 8.8 rebounds and 1.9 blocks per game. His maturity includes a decadelong odyssey for the 0-year old Bach to complete his college career. A Sport Management major with a.8 GPA, Bach was a PSAC Winter Top 10 selection and was the only PSAC men s basketball player named to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II team. Bach will be joined by two returning starters in the backcourt - senior Pat Fleury, who led the PSAC with 5.1 assists per game last season, and junior Andy Heimbach, one of the top shooters in the conference who knocked down 65 threepointers, fourth-most in school history. Fleury posted the eighth-best total in school history with 142 assists and has the keys to an offense that averaged 7.1 points per game a year ago. He was very consistent in the assist category, with at least four assists in 22 of ESU s 28 games, and has shown the ability in the preseason to improve on his scoring average of 6.2 points per game. Fleury is also a strong on-the-ball defender and led the Warriors with 47 steals in Heimbach s sophomore season began with a flourish, with seven three s on his way to 25 points against Holy Family, and included a perfect 7-for-7 performance vs. Queens. He hit double figures in 15 of the first 18 games and averaged 11.7 points per game for the season. He has added physicality to his exceptional feel for the game and will score off the dribble along with spotting up behind the arc. A pair of seniors with a year of valuable experience are projected to fill the other two starting spots. Forward Aaron Pinckney was the first post player off the bench last season and moves into a more prominent role this year. He has a high basketball IQ, finishing third on the team with 40 assists, and is one of ESU s best defensive players who will complement Bach s shot blocking ability. Dawud Lyons, an athletic, explosive wing, excels in the Warriors transition game and completes the starting backcourt. He scored 8.5 points per game and has improved his outside shooting while providing solid defensive ability on the perimeter. SEASON OUTLOOK Wilson has plenty of depth to turn to on the bench, including four returning letterwinners - junior point guard Robby Pines, sophomore guard Mike DeMarco, sophomore forward Mike Tobin and junior forward Preston Ritter. Pines is a change-of-pace point guard behind Fleury who has a great feel for the game and what his team needs from him. He played valuable minutes last season and had 24 assists and 18 steals. DeMarco saw just over 10 minutes per game a year ago and is playing with a great deal of confidence after committing himself to the strength and conditioning program in the offseason. He will be a major contributor on the wing and may also see some time at point guard. Tobin played a more limited role as a freshman but has come back stronger and quicker and is one of the top conditioned athletes in the program. A natural small forward, he may also be used at the four spot to utilize his quickness. A walk-on last year, Ritter is an exceptional athlete and has improved his understanding of the game. He has a chance to play a greater role this season. Five players join the program this year and will look to get on the floor. Junior Darnell Moore, an outstanding perimeter shooter, should see immediate playing time on the wing. Senior point guard Antwain Wynn is at his best in an up-tempo game and freshman Darren El, a natural scorer, has a chance to play as he learns the system. Freshmen Eric Bryan and Dan Robinson add depth at forward. Robinson has adapted quickly to the college game and should be in line for major minutes at power forward and center, and Bryan brings immediate help as a rebounder and defender. FAMILY ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide Chris Bach 7

10 WARRIORS Chris Bach 40 F Senior Levittown/Harry S Truman Career Highs Points - 28 at Bloomsburg (2/20/08) Rebounds - 16 vs. PSU- General: Preseason All-PSAC East selection entering his senior season... named Schuylkill (2/9/08) Assists - 5 vs. Briarcliffe (1/8/08) second team All-PSAC East last year... ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District Steals - 5 vs. vs. PSU- II second team selection... the only men s basketball player from the PSAC Schuylkill (2/9/08) named to the first or second team... elected captain and will be counted on for Blocks - 5 vs. Briarcliffe (1/8/08) leadership by his teammates... physical presence in the paint at both ends of the Field Goals - 11 vs. Millersville floor... leading returning rebounder and very accomplished scorer around the (2/2/08) -Pointers - 1 (two times) rim... excellent physical condition... nominated for the V Foundation s Comeback Award. Free Throws - 8 at Bloomsburg Junior ( ): Second team All-PSAC East selection... ranked in the top 10 in the conference in (2/20/08) three categories - blocked shots (5th, 1.6 per game), field goal percentage (6th, 56.2) and rebounding (9th, 7.4 per game)... started all 28 games... third on team in scoring and second in rebounding... scored career-high 28 points at Bloomsburg... had five other 20-point games... led Warriors in scoring (15.0 ppg) and rebounding (8.8 rpg) in PSAC games... four double-doubles - 24 pts, 1 reb vs. Briarcliffe, 26 pts, 10 reb at Millersville, 22 pts, 16 reb vs. PSU-Schuylkill and 18 pts, 15 reb at Kutztown... went 10-for-11 from the field with five blocks and five steals vs. Briarcliffe... had 2 points, including game-tying jumper at the end of the first overtime, in (2OT) win over Cheyney... scored 17 points and played all 45 minutes in 8-81 OT loss at Mansfield... had 2.5 points and 9.5 rebounds and shot 71 percent in two games vs. Millersville. Sophomore ( ): Played in 27 games... set season highs vs. PSU-Schuylkill in minutes played (22), field goals made (9), rebounds (8), points scored (21) and tied season high in blocks (2)... made season-best five free throws vs. PSU-Hazleton... had three double digit scoring performances... shot 55 percent over last nine contests. Background: Graduate of Harry S Truman High School... played forward for coach Broadus Davis... also played for one season at Philadelphia University in majoring in Sport Management. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG n/a Career Pat Fleury Dawud Lyons Aaron Pinckney 8 ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

11 Pat Fleury 5 G Senior Elkins Park/Cheltenham WARRIORS Career Highs Points - 18 vs. Slippery Rock (12/19/07) Rebounds - 10 at Shippensburg General: An experienced guard that flourishes in the Warriors open-court (12/2/07) style... has a great ability to attack the paint to set up teammates or score the Assists - 9 (three times) Steals - 6 at Lock Haven ball... tough, physical guard that impacts the floor at both ends. (12/1/07) Junior ( ): Led PSAC with 5.1 assists per game and posted eighth- Blocks - 1 (three time) best single-season total with 142 assists... had career-high nine assists on three Field Goals - 4 (two times) separate occasions... had less than four assists only six times in 28 games... -Pointers - vs. Slippery Rock made 27 starts... scored career-high 18 points vs. Slippery Rock (-of-5 from three-point line, 7-of-8 (12/19/07) from foul line)... had two other games in double figures, including 12 in PSAC tournament at Cheyney... Free Throws - 8 vs. Kutztown led team with 47 steals... recorded career-high 10 rebounds at Shippensburg. (2/6/08) Sophomore ( ): Played in 18 games with one start... scored season-high eight points vs. Briarcliffe... averaged.1 points per game... dished out 41 assists... recorded season high six assists vs. Kutztown... shot 56 percent from the field in final six games had an assist in 16 of 18 contests. Freshman ( ): Played in all 28 games... averaged 4. points per game... made 10 three-pointers... handed out 60 assists... made 26 steals... scored career-high 1 points against Briarcliffe... had seven assists vs. Briarcliffe... had six assists in three games... 70% free throw shooter... made all seven free throw attempts against Davis & Elkins... hit seven of eight in his first career game against USP. Background: Led Cheltenham to a 29-5 mark as a senior... Division I Player of the Year... three-year All-Conference selection... averaged 1 points, eight assists, four rebounds and four steals per game... part of two league championship teams... majoring in Sport Management and minoring in Business. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career Dawud Lyons 1 G Senior Philadelphia/Samuel S. Fels Career Highs Points - 19 (two times) Rebounds - 7 (three times) Assists - 5 vs. Millersville General: A slashing wing that has the ability to score in bunches... Warriors (2/2/08) third-leading returning scorer... provides rebounding at both ends and is Steals - (three times) counted on as a defensive presence... abilities at both ends of the floor will Blocks - 1 (three times) Field Goals - 7 (two times) make an impact for the Warriors all season. -Pointers - 2 vs. PSU-Schuylkill Junior ( ): Appeared in all 28 games, making two starts... scored (2/9/08) career-high 19 points vs. Cheyney and matched it later in the year vs. PSU- Free Throws - 7 vs. Cheyney Schuylkill... scored 19, 18, 14 and 1 points (16.0 ppg) in four games against Cheyney... was 7-of-10 (11/17/07) from the field for 18 points and played a season-high 1 minutes in (2OT) victory over the Wolves... hit double figures in the first four games and 11 times overall during the season... tallied seven rebounds three times... handed out 4 assists... team s fifth-leading scorer with 8.5 points per game. Background: Transfer from Lackawanna Junior College... three-year letter winner in high school... second team All-Public League selection... averaged 17.4 points per game... majoring in Sport Management. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide 9

12 WARRIORS Aaron Pinckney 4 F Senior Philadelphia/Cardinal Dougherty Career Highs Points - 16 vs. Cheyney (1/16/08) Rebounds - 8 vs. Wilberforce General: Very cerebral player... has a great understanding of the game... has (12/7/07) Assists - 6 vs. Bloomsburg ability to create for teammates or finish himself... will bring leadership and (1/2/08) experience to the Warriors. Steals - 2 (seven times) Junior ( ): Played in all 28 games and made four starts... reached Blocks - 1 (nine times) double-digits in scoring four times... had season-high 16 points, seven Field Goals - 6 vs. Cheyney rebounds and four assists in 41 minutes in 2OT win vs. Cheyney... scored 12 (1/16/08) -Pointers - 2 at Mansfield points in first career start at Mansfield... grabbed season-high eight rebounds and scored 11 points vs. (1/0/08) Wilberforce... notched six points and six assists in win over Bloomsburg... shot 48 percent from the field Free Throws - 7 at USP for the season. (1/19/08) Background: Transfer from Delaware Tech... second team All-Region selection... third on team in scoring (11.5) and assists (2.5)... led team in field goal percentage at 59.5%... led Cardinal Dougherty HS to Northern Division Catholic League Championship with 1-1 record... majoring in Mass Communications. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career Antwain Wynn 20 G Senior Philadelphia/St. John Neumann General: Will provide depth at the point guard position... will excel in the open floor and in the Warriors pressure defense... a crafty guard that can set up teammates for scoring opportunities. Background: Transfer from Lackawanna Junior College... second team All-Region selection... led St. John Neumann to Catholic League Championship... Second-Team All-Catholic League and majoring in Sport Management with minor in business management. 10 ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

13 Andy Heimbach 24 G Junior Allentown/Allentown Central Catholic WARRIORS Career Highs Points - 25 vs. Holy Family (11/16/07) Rebounds - 10 vs. PSU General: A sweet-shooting wing who has range that extends beyond the arc Schuylkill (2/2/07)... the team s top returning scorer... will be among the top three-point shooters Assists - 4 (three times) in the conference... should threaten the school record of 162 career three- Steals - 5 vs. Wilberforce (12/7/07) pointers by the end of his junior season... provides a great deal of experience Blocks - 2 vs. Mansfield after playing in every game since he arrived in (2/27/08) Sophomore ( ): Started all 28 games and was second on team with Field Goals - 9 vs. Holy Family 11.7 points per game... made 65 three-pointers, fourth in school history... got off to a torrid start, (1/16/07) hitting double figures in 15 of the first 18 games... scored career-high 25 points and was 7-of-9 from -Pointers - 7 (two times) the three-point line in season opener vs. Holy Family... went 7-for-7 from long distance and scored 2 Free Throws - 6 (two times) points vs. Queens to earn MVP honors of the Pocono Rotary Classic... scored 19 points and made four s the night before vs. Wilberforce... 4-of-5 from long range for 20 points in win at PSAC West power California... made at least two three-pointers in 18 games... team s leading free throw shooter at 81. percent and would have qualified for fourth in the PSAC with four more makes... was 7-of-41 from the line through the first 16 games. Freshman ( ): Played in all 28 games... had season-high 15 points at Kutztown... scored in double digits in 10 games, all off the bench... recorded first career double-double vs. PSU-Schuylkill (10 points, 10 rebounds)... scored in all but two games... made at least two three-pointers in 12 games. Background: Won three district championships at Allentown Central Catholic... played small forward... third-team All-State... twotime All-Conference and All-Area selection... averaged 18 points and 8 rebounds... majoring in History and Secondary Education. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career Robby Pines 4 G Junior Telford/Souderton Career Highs Points - 12 vs. Briarcliffe (2/5/07) Rebounds - (five times) General: Adds depth in the backcourt and has a great IQ for the game... a Assists - (three times) solid guard who handles the ball and makes great decisions... provides stability Steals - (two times) Blocks - 0 at both ends of the floor... a guard that can make plays for teammates. Field Goals - 4 vs. Briarcliffe Sophomore ( ): Appeared in 24 games off the bench... saw significant (2/5/07) minutes as the season progressed and played career-high 26 minutes in win at -Pointers - 4 vs. Briarcliffe West Chester... scored season-high eight points vs. PSU-Schuylkill... had career- (2/5/07) high three steals vs. PSU-Schuylkill and Bloomsburg... dished out 24 assists on the season. Free Throws - (two times) Freshman ( ): Played in six games... top performance came against Briarcliffe where he had season-highs in points (12), field goals made (4), three-pointers made (4), rebounds (), assists (), and minutes played (15)... scored 10 points vs. PSU-Schuylkill... scored in four of the six contests he played in... had an assist in all but one game. Background: Led Souderton to league championship with 21-5 record.. was a three time All-League selection... averaged 18 points per game, eight assists and four steals... majoring in Business. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide 11

14 WARRIORS Preston Ritter 10 F Junior Bronx, N.Y./Evander Childs General: An explosive athlete who plays above the rim at both ends of the floor... very strong and a good rebounder... provides depth to the front line. Sophomore ( ): Played in 15 games off the bench... had season-highs with 14 points and seven rebounds vs. PSU-Schuylkill... recorded eight points (6-of-8 at the foul line) and three boards vs. Briarcliffe... third on team in field goal percentage at 52.4 percent rebounds on the season. Background: Played one year of basketball ( ) at Evander Childs HS in Bronx, N.Y.... originally from the U.S. Virgin Islands... favorite athlete is Tim Duncan and favorite team is the San Antonio Spurs... one of seven children... majoring in Health and Physical Education. Career Highs Points - 14 vs. PSU-Schuylkill (2/9/08) Rebounds - 7 vs. PSU-Schuylkill (2/9/08) Assists - 1 vs. Millersville (2/2/08) Steals - 1 vs. Briarcliffe (1/8/08) Blocks - 1 vs. Bloomsburg (1/2/08) Field Goals - 5 vs. PSU- Schuylkill (2/9/08) -Pointers - 0 Free Throws - 6 vs. Briarcliffe (1/8/08) GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career Darnell Moore 2 G Junior Philadelphia/Martin Luther King General: A solid all-around wing... has the ability to shoot the ball from long distance and score off the bounce... will be counted on to add depth to the wing position and stretch the defense from beyond the arc. Background: Transfer from Lackawanna Junior College... first team All-Public while at Martin Luther King... favorite team is the Philadelphia 76ers... majoring in Sociology. Mike DeMarco 22 G Sophomore Hazleton/Hazleton Career Highs Points - 8 at Mansfield (1/0/08) Rebounds - 5 vs. PSU-Schuylkill (2/9/08) General: A wing who has a great feel for the game... can score from anywhere Assists - 2 (two times) on the floor and is an excellent passer... has range beyond the arc and is very Steals - 2 vs. PSU-Schuylkill (2/9/08) good with the ball in open court situations. Blocks - 1 (three times) Freshman ( ): Played in 27 games off the bench... earned PSAC East Field Goals - 4 at Mansfield Rookie of the Week honors (Jan. 7) with seven points vs. Clarion and six vs. (1/0/08) IUP while going -of-4 from the three-point line... scored season-high eight -Pointers - 2 (two times) points in 22 minutes at Mansfield... provided offense off the bench, scoring at least six points in seven Free Throws - 2 (three times) different games... had season-high five rebounds and two steals vs. PSU-Schuylkill... totaled 16 assists and just 12 turnovers... averaged 2.9 points in just over 10 minutes per game. Background: Three-year letterwinner... led team to three district titles... won two Wyoming Valley Conference championships record in two-year captain... as a senior, was selected third team All-State, first team All-Conference and named Conference MVP... majoring in Sport Management. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

15 Mike Tobin 15 F Sophomore Hopatcong, N.J./Hopatcong WARRIORS Career Highs Points - 7 (two times) Rebounds - (three times) Assists - 1 (six times) General: An explosive wing that can play multiple positions... team s best Steals - vs. PSU-Schuylkill conditioned athlete... has a very good midrange game and attacks the rim to (2/9/08) Blocks - 0 finish... will provide a spark at both ends of the floor... coach s son. Field Goals - (two times) Freshman ( ): Came off the bench in 12 games... scored season- -Pointers - 1 vs. WIlberforce high seven points against Briarcliffe and Wilberforce... played season-high 20 (12/7/07) minutes and scored six points vs. PSU-Schuylkill... averagd 2.9 points per game. Free Throws - 2 (three times) Background: Four-year letterwinner... three-time All-League and All-County selection... two-time All-Area pick New Jersey Herald Player of the Year and Newark Star-Ledger Player of the Year in West Jersey... averaged 22 points, six rebounds, and five assists... second in school history with 1594 career points... majoring in Health and Physical Education. GP FG-FGA FG% FG-FA FG% FT-FTA FT% REB-AVG. AST BLK STL PTS-AVG Career Eric Bryan 50 F Freshman Philadelphia/Roxborough General: A strong, physical presence in the lane... has the ability to rebound the ball at both ends of the floor... good defender... will add a great deal of physicality to the Warriors front line. Background: Played basketball and ran cross country at Roxborough... captain of basketball team... member of National Honor Society and Distinguished Honor Roll... favorite athlete is Dwight Howard... majoring in Athletic Training. Darren El G Freshman Lincoln University/Oxford General: A slashing wing who has an uncanny ability to score the ball... will excel in the up-tempo style of the Warriors... attacks the rim and has a great midrange jump shot... will add depth to the backcourt. Background: Four-year letterwinner in basketball at Oxford... member of and league and district championship teams Daily Local Player of the Year Chesmont League MVP... majoring in Business Management and Accounting. Dan Robinson 42 F Freshman Ridley Park/Ridley General: A very skilled forward with a great understanding of the game... has three-point range and the ability to score in the paint... an excellent passer and very good with the ball... will add depth to the front line. Background: Three-year member of varsity basketball team... named second team All-Delco and third team All-State following his senior year... led team to Central League Championship... scored 1,286 career points... Honor Roll student... majoring in Business Management and Accounting. ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide 1

16 SEASON IN REVIEW Date Opponent Score Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder Nov. 16 Holy Family L Andy Heimbach (25) Chris Bach (8) Nov. 17 Cheyney L 7-8 Dawud Lyons (19) Dawud Lyons (5) Nov. 27 Nyack L Chris Bach (16) Channon Easley (9) Dec. 1 at Lock Haven W Chris Bach (14) Chris Bach (8) Dec. 2 at Shippensburg W Wentz, Heimbach (14) Pat Fleury (10) Dec. 7 Wilberforce W Andy Heimbach (19) Chris Bach, Aaron Pinckney (8) Dec. 8 Queens W Andy Heimbach (2) Channon Easley (10) Dec. 18 Edinboro W Channon Easley (21) Channon Easley (15) Dec. 19 Slippery Rock W Pat Fleury (18) Channon Easley, Josh Wentz (5) Jan. 5 Clarion W Andy Heimbach (17) Channon Easley (8) Jan. 6 IUP W 57-9 Bach, Wentz (10) Channon Easley (12) Jan. 8 Briarcliffe W Chris Bach (24) Channon Easley (14) Jan. 12 *at California W 8-71 Channon Beasley (22) Channon Easley (8) Jan. 16 *Cheyney W 2OT Chris Bach (2) Chris Bach (8) Jan. 19 USP W Channon Easley (18) Channon Easley (12) Jan. 2 *Bloomsburg W Channon Easley (20) Channon Easley (1) Jan. 26 *West Chester L Channon Easley (19) Chris Bach (14) Jan. 0 *at Mansfield L OT 81-8 Bach, Wentz (17) Chris Bach (8) Feb. 2 *at Millersville L OT Chris Bach (26) Chris Bach (10) Feb. 6 *Kutztown L Channon Easley (12) Chris Bach (12) Feb. 9 PSU-Schuylkill W Chris Bach (22) Chris Bach (16) Feb. 14 *at Cheyney L Dawud Lyons (14) Channon Easley (6) Feb. 16 *at West Chester W 58-5 Chris Bach (16) Channon Easley (7) Feb. 20 *at Bloomsburg W 76-5 Chris Bach (28) Chris Bach (9) Feb. 2 *Millersville W 7-70 Chris Bach (21) Chris Bach (9) Feb. 27 *Mansfield W Channon Easley (17) Channon Easley (16) Mar. 1 *at Kutztown L Chris Bach (18) Chris Bach (15) PSAC Quarterfinals Mar. 4 at Cheyney L Josh Wentz (14) Andy Heimbach (6) Run to the PSAC Tournament Feb. 2, 2008 ESU 7, Millersville 70 EAST STROUDSBURG - Sophomore guard Andy Heimbach scored 14 second-half points, including four free throws in the final 15 seconds, to help ESU take a huge step towards its third straight PSAC tournament appearance with a 7-70 win over Millersville. Junior forward Chris Bach led ESU with 21 points and nine rebounds and guard Dawud Lyons had 10 points, seven rebounds, five assists and three steals in his second career start. Bach scored 18 of his 21 points in the first half, three days after netting 21 of his career-high 28 in the second half of a 76-5 win at Bloomsburg. Charlie Parker led all scorers with 27 points and Reggie Bates had 17 points for the Marauders, the defending PSAC champions. ESU led by as many as 12 points in the first half and went up by 17 midway through the second before Millersville rattled off a 14-2 run. They pulled within on a three by Parker with 11 seconds left, but Heimbach knocked down two free throws and the Warriors survived. Feb. 27, 2008 ESU 64, Mansfield 54 EAST STROUDSBURG - Channon Easley (17 points, 16 rebounds) and Josh Wentz (16 points) both had big games on Senior Night at Koehler Fieldhouse as ESU sealed its third consecutive PSAC tournament appearance with a victory over Mansfield. Easley had three straight defensive rebounds and was 6-for-6 at the foul line in the final 46 seconds to put the game away. His 16 rebounds were a career-high, and he made all nine of his free throws after coming into the game as a 5.5 percent shooter at the line. ESU closed the first half with a 10-0 run over the final four minutes to take a 1-18 lead into the locker room. Mansfield chipped away in the second half, only to fall short as Easley controlled the final two minutes. Wentz broke the game s only tie (44-44) with two free throws and his third three-pointer of the game. Brandon Lawley scored the Mounties first 1 points of the game and finished with 21 points and 12 rebounds. March 4, 2008 PSAC Quarterfinals Cheyney 71, ESU 69 CHEYNEY - Robbie Simpson blocked a shot by Dawud Lyons in the final five seconds and Lyons second-chance shot was no good as Cheyney pulled out a win over ESU. Cheyney led 58-5 with 6:8 left before ESU went on a 10-0 run over the next two minutes, as Lyons and Pat Fleury had back-to-back threepoint plays and Channon Easley made a layup to complete the spurt. Ed Braswell led the Wolves back with a three-pointer and a jumper, and eventually tied the game at before a Dawud Morris layup put the Wolves ahead in the final 0 seconds. Josh Wentz, who closed his career with a team-high 14 points, hit consecutive three s to break a tie three minutes into the second half, the biggest lead for either team. Lyons (1 points), Fleury (12), Andy Heimbach (10) and Aaron Pinckney (10) combined to give the Warriors five players in double figures. Tyrone Smith had 21 points and 10 rebounds for Cheyney and Braswell scored ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

17 Season Statistics SEASON IN REVIEW Total -Pointers Rebounds Player GP-GS Min Avg. FG FGA Pct. FG FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg Ast Blk Stl Pts Avg Channon Easley 25/ Andy Heimbach 28/ Chris Bach 28/ Josh Wentz 28/ Dawud Lyons 28/ Pat Fleury 28/ Aaron Pinckney 28/ Mike DeMarco 27/ Mike Tobin 12/ Preston Ritter 15/ Robbie Pines 24/ Daniel DeSousa 18/ ESU Opponents Game-by-Game Statistics Score Half FG (ESU / Opp) PT FT REB Holy Family L / / / / 0 CHEYNEY 7-8 L / / / / 4 NYACK L / / / / 40 at LOCK HAVEN W / / / / 8 at Shippensburg W / / / / 4 WILBERFORCE W / / / / 7 QUEENS W / / / / 2 EDINBORO 72-67W / / / / 40 SLIPPERY ROCK W / / /1-2 4 / 7 CLARION W / / / / IUP 57-9 W / / / -14 / 7 BRIARCLIFFE W / / / / 6 at California 8-71 W / / / / 1 CHEYNEY W / / / / 44 USP W / / / / 1 BLOOMSBURG W / / / / WEST CHESTER L / / / / 29 at Mansfield 81-8 L / / / / 6 at Millersville L / / / /9 KUTZTOWN L / / / / 9 PSU-SCHUYLKILL W / / / / at Cheyney L / / / / 2 at West Chester 58-5 W / / / / 46 at Bloomsburg 76-5 W / / / / 1 MILLERSVILLE 7-70 W / / / / MANSFIELD W / / / / 42 at Kutztown L / / / / 41 at Cheyney L / / / / 5 Warriors Top Performances of POINTS 28 - Chris Bach at Bloomsburg (2/20) 26 - Chris Bach at Millersville (2/2) 25 - Andy Heimbach vs. Holy Family (11/16) 24 - Chris Bach vs. Briarcliffe (1/8) 2 - Andy Heimbach vs. Queens (12/8) 2 - Chris Bach vs. Cheyney (11/16) REBOUNDS 16 - Chris Bach vs. PSU-Schuylkill (2/9) 16 - Channon Easley vs. Mansfield (2/27) 15 - Channon Easley vs. Edinboro (12/18) 15 - Chris Bach at Kutztown (/1) 14 - Channon Easley vs. Briarcliffe (1/8) 14 - Chris Bach vs. West Chester (1/26) ASSISTS 9 - Pat Fleury three times (at California, vs. Queens, vs. Nyack) STEALS 6 - Pat Fleury at Lock Haven (12/1) 5 - Three times (Bach, Easley, Heimbach) BLOCKED SHOTS 7 - Channon Easley at West Chester (2/16) 6 - Channon Easley vs. Edinboro (12/18) All-PSAC East Chris Bach - Second Team; Channon Easley - Second Team ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District II Chris Bach PSAC East Player of the Week Andy Heimbach (Dec. -9); Chris Bach (Feb ) PSAC East Rookie of the Week Mike DeMarco (Jan. 1-6) Rotary Pocono Classic First Round Queens 77, UDC 74 ESU 85, Wilberforce Honor Roll Rotary Pocono Classic Second Round Championship - ESU 89, Queens 55 Consolation - USC 70, Wilberforce 6 Rotary Pocono Classic All-Tournament Team Andy Heimbach (ESU) - MVP Channon Easley (ESU) Khaleef Allicott (Queens) Mike Liander (Queens) Justin Walker (UDC) Rawlston Charles (Wilberforce) ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide 15

18 THE PSAC/HONOR ROLL PSAC Overview The Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference, with 57 years of organized competition, has evolved into one of the NCAA s largest and most heralded intercollegiate athletic conferences. The academic year will be a groundbreaking one for the PSAC, as the league will expand beyond its original 14 members for the first time since its official formation in New full-time members Gannon University and Mercyhurst College, along with associate member Long Island University C.W. Post, expect to complement the PSAC s already solid foundation. With 16 full-time institutions, the PSAC shares distinction with the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference as the NCAA Division II s largest in terms of membership. League expansion has brought acclaim through postseason opportunities, as well. In , the Conference will sponsor 2 championships, the most for leagues in Division II. Highly competitive on a regional and national level, PSAC schools annually combine to send nearly one-third of its teams into NCAA postseason play. Ultimately, the membership s success has yielded 40 NCAA team and 218 individual title winners. While proud of its athletic accomplishments, the league also has evolved into one of Division II s finest from an academic standpoint. Today, well over a quarter of the PSAC s estimated 5,00 participants are honored each year as Scholar-Athletes for maintaining a grade-point average of.25 or better - a total that has nearly doubled since PSAC Scholar-Athletes were first recognized in the mid-1990s. The PSAC was organized in 1951 for the purpose of promoting and administering men s athletic programs within the 14 state teachers Eastern Division PSAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Kutztown Cheyney Millersville ESU Mansfield West Chester Bloomsburg PSAC Standings Western Division PSAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. California Edinboro Clarion IUP Slippery Rock Shippensburg Lock Haven PLAYOFFS. Quarterfinals: Cheyney 71, ESU 69; California 82, Clarion 66; Edinboro 72, Indiana 56; Millersville 99, Kutztown 88; Semifinals: California 66, Cheyney 59; Edinboro 74, Millersville 58; Finals: California 7, Edinboro 65 The Honor Roll colleges in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In 1977, due to the interest and growth of women s athletics, the conference was restructured to provide for women s programs. Upon its formation, the league did not have a standard competitive division. However, in 1980, the league voted to reclassify the entire conference to NCAA Division II. Although all 16 current institutions are members of Division II, eight schools also compete at the Division I level in select sports. PSAC schools enroll over 117,000 students and claim over 661,000 alumni, including 40,000 who reside in Pennsylvania. The PSAC is governed by the presidents of the 16 member institutions. It employs a commissioner, two assistant commissioners and a director of media relations at its headquarters in Lock Haven, Pa NCAA Champions Team - Bloomsburg, Division II Field Hockey; West Chester, Division II Lacrosse Individual - Division II Outdoor Track & Field - Sean Strauman, IUP (800m); Division II Indoor Track & Field - Brad Mueller, Slippery Rock (60m); Division II Swimming & Diving - Teagan Riggs, Clarion (m diving); Ben Kuntz, West Chester (200 Butterfly); Matt Golebiewski, Brendan Fenslau, Chris Salomone, Rod King, West Chester (800 Freestyle Relay) ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans Football - Mike Butterworth, Slippery Rock; Clint Forsha, Slippery Rock; Kyle Witucki, Edinboro; Volleyball - Kristi Fiorillo, Clarion; Women s At-Large - Kelley Healey, Kutztown; Women s Track & Field/ Cross County - Jennifer Hansen, Slippery Rock; Amber Hackenberg, Bloomsburg; Erin Richard, Clarion Associated Press Little All-America 1990 Jonathan Roberts (C, 2nd Team) 197 Kevin Morissey (G, rd Team) 1962 Russ Hopewell (F, Hon. Mention) Kodak All-America 199 Lonnie White 1990 Jonathan Roberts 1989 Jonathan Roberts 1988 Jonathan Roberts 1984 Earle Greer 1981 Don Bones 1980 Don Bones (Honorable Mention) ECAC Division II All-East 199 Eric White 1990 Jonathan Roberts (POY) 1989 Jonathan Roberts 1988 Jonathan Roberts 1984 Earle Greer 1981 Don Bones All-PSAC East (First Team Only) 2006 Danny Hargrove 2001 Juwan Justice 2000 Shahad Abdur-Rahkman 1998 Al Munford 1996 Joe Williams 1994 Michael Smith; Eric White 199 Lonnie White 1992 Todd Painton; Lonnie White 1991 Keith Fisher (POY) 1990 Jonathan Roberts (POY) 1989 Jonathan Roberts (POY) 1988 Jonathan Roberts (POY) 1984 Earle Greer 198 Earle Greer 1981 Don Bones 1980 Don Bones 197 Kevin Morissey 1972 John Lehman 1971 John Lehman 1968 Willie Shields 1957 John Grobelny 1956 Dave MacLaughlin PSAC East Rookie of the Year 2000 Shahad Abdur-Rahkman 1999 Juwan Justice 1995 Luis Ortiz PSAC East Coach of the Year 1998 Lynn Ramage 1990 Sal Mentesana 16 ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

19 ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide ESU Single Game Records THE RECORD BOOK Points Steve Guter vs. Kutztown Field Goals Steve Guter vs. Kutztown Rebounds John Lehman vs. Lehigh Dave MacLaughlin vs. Trenton Dave MacLaughlin vs. Trenton John Lehman vs. Montclair Russ Hopewell vs. Cheyney Russ Hopewell vs. Cheyney John Lehman vs. Bloomsburg Pete Pasko vs. Bloomsburg Pete Pasko vs. Bloomsburg Earle Greer vs. Cheyney Wayne Bishop vs. Shippensburg Russ Hopewell vs. Trenton Earle Greer vs. King s Russ Hopewell vs. Trenton Wayne Bishop vs. Shippensburg Jonathan Roberts vs. Kutztown Jonathan Roberts vs. Millersville Steve Guter vs. Lock Haven Lamarr Singletary vs. Mansfield Free Throws Three Point Goals Assists Jonathan Roberts vs. Pitt-Bradford Juwan Justice vs. Cheyney Bob Schlosser vs. Cheyney Charley German vs. Cheyney R.C. Kehoe vs. West Chester Kevin Morrissey vs. Cheyney Jonathan Roberts vs. Millersville Lamarr Alston vs. Kings Charley German vs. Cheyney Wayne Bishop vs. Felician Jonathan Roberts vs. Millersville Dave Fedorka vs. California Andy Heimbach vs. Queens Season Records Points 5. Rich Baker John Lehman Jonathan Roberts Lamarr Alston Moe Griffin Earle Greer James Brooks Jim Smith Jonathan Roberts Evan Engle Earle Greer Jonathan Roberts Josh Wentz Rebounding Average 5. Earle Greer Spencer Poulson John Lehman Dave MacLaughlin Dave Fedorka Jonathan Roberts Keith Fisher Three Point Percentage. Jonathan Roberts Eric White (75 or more attempts) 4. Jack Morley Don Bones Ro Trachtman (40-84) John Lehman Rich Baker Ro Trachtman (66-140) John Lehman Scoring Average. Chris Bennett (5-75) Moe Griffin Pete Pasko Spencer Poulson (51-110) Earle Greer Charles German Evan Engle (52-118) George Fields Jack Morley Josh Wentz (47-112) Jim Smith Jonathan Roberts Howard Flowers (46-112) Assists 5. Earle Greer Josh Wentz (52-129) Bob Schlosser Earle Greer Juwan Justice (67-168) Mike DelGrosso Steve Guter Mike DelGrosso (41-105) Kevin Morrissey Roy Wohl Dave Majeski (4-87) Kevin Morrissey Eric White Free Throws 5. Howard Flowers Willie Shields Jonathan Roberts Bob Schlosser Field Goals 2. Jonathan Roberts Spencer Poulson Earle Greer Jonathan Roberts Pat Fleury Jonathan Roberts Earle Greer Rodney Robinson Don Bones Earle Greer Cliff Riddick Don Bones Darron Bradley Steals 5. Earle Greer John Lehman Kevin Morrissey Jonathan Roberts Lonnie White Spencer Poulson Steve Guter Ikey Dweck Mike DelGrosso Eric White Eric White Kevin Morrissey Keith Fisher Free Throw Percentage 5. Jonathan Roberts Don Bones (50 or more attempts) 6. Jonathan Roberts Field Goal Percentage 1. Dave Lutz (79-90) Rodney Robinson (100 or more shots) 2. Reggie Steele (54-62) Jonathan Roberts Reggie Steele ( ) Murvin English (80-92) Kevin Morrissey Lonnie White ( ) Don Bones (94-109) Howard Flowers Jonathan Roberts (229-87) Don Bones (76-89) Blocks 4. Jonathan Roberts (199-8) John Grobelny (75-88) John Lehman Lonnie White ( ) Steve Guter (60-71) Jonathan Roberts Joe Williams ( ) Don Bones (69-82) Eric Yankowy Jonathan Roberts (219-75) Trevin Panaia (71-85) Channon Easley Cliff Smith (75-129) players tied with Channon Easley Earle Greer ( ) Rebounds Channon Easley Chris Bach (12-25) John Lehman John Lehman Three-Point Goals 2. Jonathan Roberts Eric Yankowy Juwan Justice Jonathan Roberts Jonathan Roberts R.C. Kehoe Jonathan Roberts Chris Bach Ro Tractman Earle Greer Andy Heimbach George Fields

20 THE RECORD BOOK Points Three-Point Percentage Assists 1. Jonathan Roberts Ro Trachtman (107-26) Don Bones Josh Wentz ( ) Earle Greer Evan Engle (58-14) #Keith Fisher Luis Ortiz (94-252) Russ Hopewell Andy Heimbach ( ) 2006-present Charley German James Brooks (100-27) Dave Moyer Ed Urie Free Throws 9. Al Munford Jonathan Roberts Juwan Justice Earle Greer Lonnie White Lonnie White #Eric White Kevin Morrissey John Grobelny Trevin Panaia Pete Pasko Todd Painton Todd Painton Ed Urie George Fields Juwan Justice Kevin Morrissey Don Bones Shahad Abdur-Rahkman , John Lehman Chris Diller Channon Easley Free Throw Percentage 21. John Lehman Don Bones (255-01) # Fisher played two years at ESU, two at Mansfield; 2. John Grobelny ( ) Eric White played three years at ESU, one at. Trevin Panaia (01-8) Cheyney. They are not included in other career 4. Kevin Morrissey (11-99) categories. 5. Mike DelGrosso (21-00) Fred Richter (202-26) Scoring Average 1. Dave MacLaughlin Pete Pasko Steve Guter Charley German John Grobelny Jonathan Roberts Willie Shields Don Bones Russ Hopewell John Lehman Field Goals 1. Don Bones Jonathan Roberts Earle Greer Dave Moyer Ed Urie Al Munford John Grobelny George Fields Lonnie White Todd Painton Field Goal Percentage 1. Lonnie White (449-77) Jonathan Roberts (758-1,08) Joe Williams (1-585) Cliff Smith ( ) Earle Greer (599-1,141) Three-Point Field Goals 1. Juwan Justice Chris Diller Wayne Bishop Josh Wentz Andy Heimbach 2006-present Ro Trachtman Mike DelGrosso R.C. Kehoe Trevin Panaia James Brooks Career Records Rebounds 1. Jonathan Roberts George Fields John Lehman Earle Greer Todd Painton Channon Easley Al Munford Ed Urie Lonnie White Joe Williams Rebounding Average 1. John Lehman Jonathan Roberts George Fields Earle Greer Jim Smith Team Records 1. Mike DelGrosso Bob Schlosser Kevin Morrissey Cliff Riddick Tyson Murdock John Grobelny # Keith Carroll Murvin English Jeff Macko Len Poole #assists from are unavailable Steals available for all players since Jonathan Roberts Kevin Morrissey Mike DelGrosso Todd Painton Chris Diller John Grobelny # Trevin Panaia Tyson Murdock Cliff Riddick Don Bones #steals from are unavailable Blocks available for all players since Jonathan Roberts Channon Easley John Lehman # Eric Yankowy Lonnie White Eric White Ed Urie Ronnie Little #blocked shots from are unavailable Jonathan Roberts Mike DelGrosso Most Victories 118 vs. Shippensburg (118-75) (2-4) vs. Trenton State (118-74) (21-7) vs. PSU-Schuylkill (117-56) (21-1) vs. Briarcliffe (112-49) (20-4) vs. Briarcliffe (106-61) (20-4) vs. California, PA (10-109) Best Winning Percentage 102 vs. Briarcliffe (102-57) (12-0) vs. PSU-Schuylkill (102-42) (18-1) Largest Margin of Victory.941 (16-1) vs. Briarcliffe (112-49) (15-1) vs. PSU-Schuylkill (117-56) (15-2) vs. Practical Bible (10-42) vs. PSU-Schuylkill (102-42) Most Points in a Game 60 vs. New Paltz (77-17) vs. Bloomsburg (122-88) vs. Elizabethtown (81-21) vs. Cheyney ( ) vs. Panzer (89-0) vs. Trenton State (119-74) vs. PSU-Harrisburg (90-8) ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

21 ALL-TIME RECORDS Year W L Coach Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Lester Crasper Stephen Roberts Stephen Roberts Stephen Roberts John Schloderer No Team Gene Martin Frank Grimm Francis Hoffman Ray Welsh Ray Welsh Ray Welsh Ray Welsh Ed Shay Chris Denis Chris Denis Jerry Palaia Jerry Palaia Jim Reed Dick Luce Dick Luce Dick Luce Dick Luce Mort Hochheiser Mort Hochheiser Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Lee Roberts Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Ken Sisson Lee Roberts Lee Roberts Kyle DeGregorio Kyle DeGregorio Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Sal Mentesana Lynn Ramage Lynn Ramage Lynn Ramage Mike Power Mike Power Mike Power Jeff Wilson Jeff Wilson Jeff Wilson Jeff Wilson Jeff Wilson Jeff Wilson Total: Seasons ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide ESU Warrior team who made the program s first trip to the NCAA Division II playoffs and won ESU s only Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference crown. Front row (L-R): Brian Byrne, Tyson Murdock, Rick Morgan, Jacques Armand, Eric Shea, Evan Engle, Stan Brown, Cliff Smith; Middle Row: Kevin Everly, Keith Fisher, Bryan Cunningham, Todd Painton, Mike DelGrosso, Jonathan Roberts, Ed Urie, Tim Painton, Lonnie White, Lamarr Alston; Back Row: Assistant Coaches Geoff Spitko, Lennie Parham, Jeff Wilson and Head Coach Sal Mentesana. All-Time Records vs. the PSAC Eastern Division School W L Pct. Bloomsburg Cheyney Kutztown Mansfield Millersville Shippensburg West Chester Western Division School W L Pct. California Clarion Edinboro Gannon IUP 4 8. Lock Haven Mercyhurst Slippery Rock All-Time Coaching Records Coach W L Pct. Years Lester Crasper (1926-9) Stephen Roberts (199-42) John Schloderer (1942-4) Gene Martin ( ) Frank Grimm ( ) Francis Hoffman ( ) Ray Welsh ( ) Ed Shay ( ) Chris Denis ( ) Jerry Palaia ( ) Jim Reed ( ) Dick Luce ( ) Mort Hochheiser (1961-6) Ken Sisson (196-78, 79-8) Lee Roberts ( , 8-85) Kyle DeGregorio ( ) Sal Mentesana ( ) Lynn Ramage ( ) Mike Power ( ) Jeff Wilson ( ) Total: ( ) 19

22 LETTERMEN/POSTSEASON Name Years Shahad Abdur Rahkman , 04 Cyle Alden 1999 Lamarr Alston Joel Alutius 1985 Mike Angelos Jacques Armand Chris Bach Rich Baker 2004 Peter Bellis Chris Bennett Wayne Bishop Justin Boehret 2001 Don Bones 1977, Charles Bowen Darron Bradley Brian Brennan 1996 Don Brinkley 1981, 84 James Brooks Matt Brown 1998 Stanley Brown Cedric Bullock 1986 Rodney Burrell 1980 Brian Byrne Keith Carroll Brendan Cawley Brian Claggett 1995 Maurice Clark Theodore Clark Mike Collins 1999, 2001 Chet Confer 1997 Chris Coursey 2002 Donovan Crosby Gabe Crowley 2001 Bryan Cunningham Joe Darling Bill Davis 1980 Mike DelGrosso Mike DeMarco 2008 Daniel DeSousa 2008 Sean Diggs 199 Chris Diller Waleed Driscoll 1999 Ike Dweck 1984 Channon Easley Jeffrey Eisenhard 1984 Evan Engle Murvin English Bill Evans 1980 Jimmy Evans Kevin Everly Dave Fedorka Ryan Fehnel 1999, 04 George Fields Tom Figas 1985 Thomas Finan 1971 Keith Fisher 1991 Patrick Fleury Howard Flowers Gavin Furbert 1987 Charles Galambos 1982 Tom Gardiner Rob Georges , 05 John Glenn Jeff Graves 2005 Lawrence Gravett Darrell Gray 1988 Erin Griffin 1986 Morris Griffin Earle Greer Raymond Hamlin 198 Del Harvey 1978 Danny Hargrove Brent Hawthorne 1980 Kelvin Healey Andy Heimbach Quincy Henderson Robert Henning 1974 Darren Hollins Thomas Hoops 198 Derek Hunt 1976 Ernie Ingram 1978 Leon Jackson Samuel Jacobs Stan Jeffries Rodney Johnson 1987 LaMont Jones 200 Steve Jugan 1977 Juwan Justice Benjamin Katock 198 Alfred Keglovits R.C. Kehoe 2000 Jon Kelley , 04 Kyle Kostic John Krimmel John Leer 1978, John Lehman Antonio Lewis 1971 Ronnie Little 1979 Ronald Louis Dave Lutz Tim Lynch 2000 Dawud Lyons 2008 Jeff Macko Bryan Madigan 1995, 1997 David Majeski Matt Manarino 1988 Jeff Mang 1977 Joe Manz 1977 Jeffrey Markland 1982 Alfred Martin 198 David Mattes Jay Mayes Mike McDonnell 1979 Tug McGeer 200 Dennis McGettigan Chris McNesby , 99 Mike McNulty 1994, 96 William Milford Bill Miller 1977 Nick Miskar 2000, 02 Naveen Mohiuddin Rick Morgan , 1992 Kevin Morrissey David Moyer Al Munford Tyson Murdock Axel Nikulasson Eric Nolan 198 Luis Ortiz Todd Outman , 88 Tim Painton 1990 Todd Painton Trevin Panaia Aaron Pinckney 2008 Robbie Pines Mark Plousis 198 Leonard Poole Spencer Poulson 1998 Michael Reilly Raheem Richardson 1999 Fred Richter 1971 Cliff Riddick Preston Ritter 2008 Jonathan Roberts Rodney Robinson Dave Roman 1979 Anthony Ross Steve Rucci Stephen Sassaman 197 Jim Seip 1979 Chris Seymore 1996 Robert Schlosser Justin Scott Mike Shannon 1999 Eric Shea John Shelton Lamarr Singletary Bill Smith 1996 Cliff Smith , 94 Eric Smith 1981, 84 Gheo Smith James Smith 1971 Michael Smith Rob Smith 2000 Geoff Spitko Anthony Spotswood 1995, 97 Michael Sprague 198 Tom Sondergaard 1995 Reggis Steele 1985 Tom Suk 1985 Chris Sweeney 1996 Ryan Sweet Patrick Tarrant Aamir Taylor Tim TerBush 1978 Rick Thomas 1982 Mike Tobin 2008 Ro Trachtman 1996, Ed Urie , Grady Walker 1994 Andy Ward Ryan Wells 2002 Josh Wentz Lee Wetzel Joe Whalen Eric White Lonnie White Anthony Williams 1987 Joe Williams , Sky Williams Jeff Wilson Andy Wimmer , 05 Royal Wohl Eric Yankowy Kenneth Young Dave Zinn Christopher Zuber Postseason Tournaments NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIPS 1990 at Mercyhurst First Round: ESU 99, Slippery Rock 98 OT Regionals: Gannon 72, ESU 6 PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS 2008 at Cheyney Quarterfinals: Cheyney 71, ESU at Millersville Quarterfinals: Millersville 6, ESU at West Chester Quarterfinals: West Chester 88, ESU at ESU Quarterfinals: West Chester 80, ESU at IUP Quarterfinals: IUP 86, ESU at California Semifnals: Edinboro 81, ESU at Two Sites Quarterfinals: ESU (H) 70, West Chester 64 Semifinals: Slippery Rock 77, ESU 6 (at Bloomsburg) 1990 at Two Sites Quarterfinals: ESU (H) 75, Cheyney 72 Semifinals: ESU 10, SRU (H) 102 2OT Finals: ESU 108, Millersville 102 OT 1984 at Slippery Rock First Round: Slippery Rock 79, ESU at Bloomsburg First Round: Bloomsburg 80, ESU 57 ECAC DIV. II CHAMPIONSHIPS 1991 at Pace Semifinals: Pace 81, ESU at ESU Semifinals: ESU 82, Morgan State 77 Finals: ESU 75, Shippensburg at ESU Semifinals: ESU 101, Albright 72 Finals: ESU 68, Bloomsburg ESU Men s Basketball Media Guide

23 TV/RADIO ROSTER #1 DAWUD LYONS G, 6-2, 185, SR. PHILADELPHIA/ #2 DARNELL MOORE G, 6-, 200, JR. PHILADELPHIA/ # DARREN EL G, 6-, 180, FR. LINCOLN UNIVERSITY/ #4 ROBBY PINES G, 5-9, 165, JR. TELFORD/SOUDERTON #5 PAT FLEURY G, 5-9, 170, SR. ELKINS PARK/CHELTENHAM SAMUEL S. FELS MARTIN LUTHER KING OXFORD #10 PRESTON RITTER F, 6-5, 215, JR. BRONX, N.Y./ EVANDER CHILDS #15 MIKE TOBIN F, 6-4, 185, SO. HOPATCONG, N.J./HOPATCONG #20 ANTWAIN WYNN G, 5-8, 170, SR. PHILADELPHIA/ ST. JOHN NEUMANN #22 MIKE DEMARCO G, 6-4, 185, SO. HAZELTON/HAZELTON #24 ANDY HEIMBACH G, 6-6, 190, JR. ALLENTOWN/ CENTRAL CATHOLIC #4 AARON PINCKNEY F, 6-5, 205, SR. PHILADELPHIA/ CARDINAL DOUGHERTY #40 CHRIS BACH F, 6-8, 25, SR. LEVITTOWN/HARRY S. TRUMAN #42 DAN ROBINSON F, 6-8, 200, FR. RIDLEY PARK/RIDLEY #50 ERIC BRYAN F, 6-6, 225, FR. PHILADELPHIA/ ROXBOROUGH Coaching Staff JEFF WILSON HEAD COACH JUSTIN POTTS ASSISTANT COACH SHAWN MUNFORD FACULTY/SOCIAL EQUITY COACH AUGUSTINE WOODLIN GRADUATE ASSISTANT JUSTIN SCOTT VOLUNTEER ASSISTANT

24 ESU Jan. 28 Wed. *at Mansfield 7:0 Jan. 1 Sat. *WEST CHESTER :00 Feb. 4 Wed. *MILLERSVILLE 8:00 Feb. 11 Wed. *at Bloomsburg 8:00 Feb. 14 Sat. *SHIPPENSBURG 1:00 Men s Basketball Schedule Nov. 16 Sun. PSU-SCHUYLKILL 1:00 Nov. 20 Thur. at USP 8:00 Nov. 0 Sun. at UDC 1:00 Dec. 2 Tue. at Nyack 7:00 Dec. 5-6 Fri.-Sat. 44th Annual ESU Tournament Dec. 5 Fri. QUEENS 8:00 Dec. 6 Sat. CHESTNUT HILL 8:00 Dec. 20 Sat. PSU-WILKES 1:00 Dec Mon.-Tue. Florida Southern Tournament Dec. 29 Mon. at Florida Southern :00 Dec. 0 Tue. vs. St. Joseph s College TBA Jan. Sat. at Clarion :00 Jan. 4 Sun. at Gannon :00 Jan. 10 Sat. LOCK HAVEN :00 Jan. 11 Sun. EDINBORO :00 Jan. 14 Wed. *KUTZTOWN 8:00 Jan. 17 Sat. *at Shippensburg :00 Jan. 21 Wed. *BLOOMSBURG 8:00 Jan. 24 Sat. *CHEYNEY :00 Feb. 7 Sat. *at Kutztown :00 Feb. 18 Wed. *MANSFIELD 6:00 Feb. 21 Sat. *at Cheyney :00 Feb. 25 Wed. *at Millersville 8:00 Feb. 28 Sat. *at West Chester :00 March Tue. PSAC Quarterfinals March 6 Fri. PSAC Semifinals March 7 Sat. PSAC Finals HOME GAMES WHITE TYPE ON RED *PSAC East Games